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l.cutler

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Nope, it is Austrian. I don't think Poland existed in 1911.
 

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Charlie P. (NY)

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l.cutler said:
Nope, it is Austrian. I don't think Poland existed in 1911.

Even when it was The Holy Roman Empire there was still a region of Polska known as Polska (they still don't call it "Poland" in Poland). Here is a map of the region in 1000 AD.

300px-Polska_992_-_1025.png
 

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l.cutler

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There was a hundred twenty something year period when Poland did not exist as a country, from the 1790's until the end of WWI when it was reestablished as a nation. Poland's Independence Day is Nov. 11, Armistice Day.
 

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